Welcome
Thank you for visiting the Trust’s website
Here, you will find details about who we are, what the Trust’s aims and objectives are, some of our successes to date, current projects and some of the people who manage and participate in the Trust’s activities. WE HAVE ADDED A VOLUNTEER PAGE AND A PROJECT PROPOSAL PAGE, so if you would like to help you will be welcome.
We hope you will enjoy your visit to our website and would encourage you to contact us if you’d like to know more about the work we do and especially if you’d like to get involved with any of our projects or suggest new ones for our consideration.
Alan Winstone
Trustee and Chairman
News
Afon Wygyr Water Quality and Habitat Improvement Project Final Report January 2020
This report summarises the work carried out on the Afon Wygyr catchment on Anglesey to improve water quality and habitat.
Dŵr Ial Water Quality and Habitat Improvement Project – 28427 Final Report January 2020
This report summarises the work carried out on the Dŵr Ial in the upper Clwyd catchment to improve water quality and habitat
Torgoch Ysgol Gwaun Gynfi, Deiniolen. The Char in Ysgol Gwaun Gynfi, Deiniolen, 2020
Once again this year NRW are undertaking stocking of Arctic Char into Llyn Padarn,to support the population following several years of reduced stocks due to phosphate enrichment linked to sewage effluent discharge.
Lower Clwyd Water Quality Improvement Project – Final Report – Dec 2019
This report summarises the work carried out on the Lower Clwyd to reduce the impact of cattle grazing on water quality through reduced silt and bacteria input.
Finding Torgoch – Local School Learns About Artic Charr
Torgoch or Artic Charr are an iconic fish species in Llyn Padarn, Llanberis in north Wales; one of only three natural populations in Wales.
Afon Wygyr Water Quality and Habitat Improvement Project
In 2017 the North Wales Rivers Trust surveyed the habitat along the 10 largest rivers on Anglesey in the Anglesey Rivers Project funded by Anglesey Council’s AONB Sustainable Development Fund (SDF)
Reporting an environmental incident
To report an environmental incident such as suspected poaching, pollution or wildlife crime, the dumping of hazardous or industrial waste and illegal abstraction from watercourses etc, call Natural Resources Wales’ incident hotline on 0300 065 3000 (24 hour service).
